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The owner, Ron is so nice and will share lots of recipes with you so you can use your jam for more than just toast.

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Glidden Point Oyster Farms

Glidden Point Oyster Farms

4.9
(60 reviews)
4.7 mi

We did the tour that was while worth it. Being oyster lovers, it was nice to learn about them. I…read morenow know why they are so expensive. Jolie was our guide and she was amazing! You can stop by for oysters with out the tour and they have a local food truck. As far as the tour, about an hour with 2 different oyster tasting at the end. Learning how to shuck an oyster makes you thankful! Highly recommend this local gem!

This is a small oyster farm along the Damariscottta river. It offers a tour that begins in a tent…read moresitting on benches and listening to the tour guide talk about oyster farming. Tour guide explains the process of farming and shows some different oyster shells also explaining how they grow. The group then moves to a path where there are bags/boxes that the oysters grow in and the group stands and listens to the explanation of the seeding to harvest process. Some laminated photos are passed around to the group as well. The group then progresses down a path to the Riverside and dock where again, things are explained and the group is shown, the oysters that have been harvested and are awaiting their trip to the retailer wholesale place where they will be consumed... If you are looking for a very scientific and lab type of place that begins the whole process of oyster farming from spawning to harvest , this is not the place for you. If you are looking for an easy listen and semi interesting 1 hour tour where you get to learn how to shuck and get to taste some oysters at the end, you'll like this tour. The employees here are very friendly and willing to help you and give suggestions as well..

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Oysters by the river on a airy outdoor patio. Beer, wine, cornhole and fun.
Oysters by the river on a airy outdoor patio. Beer, wine, cornhole and fun.
Down , by the dock , it's very beautiful scenery
Down , by the dock , it's very beautiful scenery
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Rising Tide Co-op

Rising Tide Co-op

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(24 reviews)
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My husband and I have always been a bit shocked at the prices yes. So we have not shopped here much…read moreover the past few years. But. Not wanting to spend another $50 on lunch at the usual places in town we decided to grab some tuna salad today and eat outside. I bought an Asian salad with noodles and peanuts and carrots and incredible dressing. I swear, this was the best salad I've had in months if not years. I'm not kidding. Even the carrots stood out, were different. Delicious. The fennel is 2 or 3 times bigger than fennel at the grocery stores, $4.99 (usually about $3.99 at the others) 4 kinds of plantain chips. Fantastic low sugar pineapple soda from Mexico. Beautiful corn. After eating this food today at a picnic table over on Pemaquid Pond, we are doing a complete reversal and going to start shopping here a lot more. Yes it's expensive but vegetables do taste different, esp when they're not flown in from far away. And the attitudes of the employees is joyful and welcoming, such a good feeling. Good Job Rising Tide!

I live in metro Atlanta GA., but have a friend who lives just one mile from Rising Tide. She is 103…read moreyears old, and recently recieved The Boston Cane Award for being the oldest living resident in Daramiscotta ME. Well someone so special deserves a special surprise! So I had this desire, but what could I do with it?I I got on line, and decided to call Rising Tide, I spoke with their front desk manager Kate, who is fabulous by the way, and within no time she jumped on board my bandwagon. They don't have a delivery service, but another wonderful employee said she would be happy to deliver my gift. Within an hour they put together a lovely gift bag for me. Fresh flowers, a bottle of red wine, an array of organic chocolates, a yummy creamy cheese, specialty crackers, grapes, and a lovely card. Kate even wrote my personal sentiments inside the card for me. In about one hour they took my desire to do something nice, and brought my wish into fruition. Talk about angels on earth!! Kate accidently forgot to charge me for the grapes, and wanted to pay for those herself. I can never say enough about the employees of Rising Tide Co-op and their hearts for service. Bravo my friends!! Thank you for all you do!! You deserve acknowlegement for just being you! You can bet if I ever make it back to your area, Rising Tide will be my first stop! I can't wait to meet you!

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We offer good quality wines that are also good values in the low-medium price range. Local and organic wines, too.
We offer good quality wines that are also good values in the low-medium price range. Local and organic wines, too.
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Art reception tonight! https://www.facebook.com/events/202864410114397/

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